Trachycarpus
- proper noun
- Specialized
- The Trachycarpus palm thrives in cooler climates.
Examples
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The Trachycarpus is popular in gardens because it can survive colder climates than most palms.
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Botanists studied the growth patterns of Trachycarpus in different regions of Asia.
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Many city parks feature Trachycarpus as an ornamental tree due to its unique appearance.
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Many gardeners prefer Trachycarpus for its hardiness.
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Gardeners often choose Trachycarpus palms for their resilience in colder climates.
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The Trachycarpus genus is celebrated for producing beautiful fan-shaped leaves.
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In Asia, Trachycarpus is a popular choice for landscaping due to its hardiness.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Trachycarpus comes from old Greek parts trachy- meaning 'rough' and -carpus meaning 'fruit', so you can remember it as the 'rough-fruit' palm, a fitting image for a palm with a rough trunk and coarse, hair-like fibres around its fruit and stem.